Over the next few days.
The three yao and Su Changsheng finalized quite a few more arrangements for their cooperation, most concerning the operation and management of Snake Three Street.
He still managed Snake One Street and Snake Two Street himself. After all, he could find excuses for Snake Three Street, making cooperation with other yao understandable.
But handing everything over might have made things easy for him, yet it would inevitably have aroused others' suspicions. Such behavior was far too contrary to common sense.
Still, the three yao's methods gave him a true taste of the brutal measures and outrageous tricks used in managing the Yao Stronghold's lowest ranks.
Lending money, forcing the innocent into prostitution, swindling and cheating-they stopped at nothing, using every method available.
They even bought up talent materials. After all, for some second- and Level Three Yao, three talent materials a month meant nothing at all.
Of course, their greatest source of income actually came from using their managerial positions to openly buy and sell Yao People. They even organized large groups of Yao People to go to the Frontier Reclamation Camp and claim an area to explore.
Their daily gains were considerable.
Since they could act on a large scale, they were much more effective than those working alone, and their death rate was lower. Thus, many Yao People preferred to try their luck in such teams rather than be forced into the Reclamation Main Team.
During the first exploration, the Yao Groups had done exactly this. But now that order had returned, some Yao Groups had been forced to disband, while others had transformed themselves into the management's lackeys.
As things developed, exploration teams backed by these minor managers gradually replaced the former Yao Groups, becoming a new force in Reclamation Exploration.
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